Word order, however, is generally subject-object-verb, although variations on this are especially common in poetry and express subtle nuances in prose.

To express nuances of grammatical mood, several special verb forms are used, which are derived from the indicative (non-modal) forms.

Word order generally follows the Subject Object Verb paradigm, although variations on this are especially common in poetry and express subtle nuances in prose.

In order to be able to express precisely all the subtle and easily-misunderstood nuances of natural language, Ptydepe has a large, non-expandable vocabulary.

There are a wide range of variations in pitch available to express nuances and degrees of emphasis.

Though the Chinese language often uses pronunciation to express different nuances of meaning, the English language has a glorious range of synonymy.

"Writing expresses nuances of personality," he said.

Other sentence particles express different modal nuances.

Irish shares with other Celtic languages a feature known as mutation, whereby initial and final consonants may change to express nuances of grammatical relationship and meaning.

But for the most part, the four separate opinions expressed nuances of difference rather than the deep fissures that characterize other areas of constitutional doctrine in which the Justices have yet to find common ground.